Procedure: 0.0402 g of water was titrated with Fisher's reagent according to the pharmacopoeial procedure. 10.05 ml was used for titration, 0.5 ml for the control experiment (blank run). Calculate the titrimetric conversion factor (T) for this solution using above- mentioned formula.

Procedure: 0.0402 g of water was titrated with Fisher's reagent according to the pharmacopoeial procedure. 10.05 ml was used for titration, 0.5 ml for the control experiment (blank run). Calculate the titrimetric conversion factor (T) for this solution using above- mentioned formula.

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Task 2. Titer (T) estimation
Procedure: 0.0402 g of water was titrated with Fisher's reagent according to the
pharmacopoeial procedure. 10.05 ml was used for titration, 0.5 ml for the control
experiment (blank run).
Calculate the titrimetric conversion factor (T) for this solution using above-
mentioned formula.
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